Jujutsu Shenanigans game modes

The magnifying-glass icon on the top bar opens six choices. Here is what each one does according to the wiki, plus the private server commands, the gamepasses and Kogane's point shop.

Modes

Roulette minigames

Server commands

All gamepasses

950 R$

Join a Friend

A menu option that lets you jump into the server of one of your friends.

It is one of the six options in the menu opened with the magnifying glass icon on the top bar.
It only works if your friend’s server is not full and is not in a different region.

Duels

Team fights on randomized maps in 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3+ formats, with a Casual queue and a Ranked queue that uses Elo.

Choosing Duels teleports you to a menu with two options, Casual and Ranked; you then press the “Ready” button at the bottom of the screen to search for a random opponent.
Formats are 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3+ on randomized maps. A party holds up to 4 players and can only face parties with the same number of players.
Players are assigned to the “Sorcerers” or “Curses” team and sent to a grassy baseplate arena with invisible borders and four spawns near the center, two per team.
Each team has 3 lives in 1v1 and 5 lives in 2v2 and larger. You win by depleting the other team’s lives, or, if the timer expires, by having more lives left.
The top bar offers Invite to Party, Disband Party (only for the party owner with at least 2 members), Region Matchmaking (toggles matching within your region) and Return to Main Game (sends you to a public server).
When the match ends, the winner’s equipped Victory Flash plays and then “Shenanigan’d!” appears in cyan text; the loser sees the same screen in purple text.
Summoning Mahoraga costs you one life in Ranked or Roulette.
In Ranked 2v2, unlike Roulette’s SRC and FSD, teammates can hurt each other.

Casual
Duels where matchmaking does not guarantee opponents of similar skill; each player picks a Binding Vow at the start and can vote for a rematch twice.
- During the immobile countdown at the start (3 seconds), three random Binding Vow options appear on each player’s screen; you can pick one or let the timer run out to take none.
- There are six Binding Vows: Revealing One’s Hand, Overtime, Enchain, Taking a Gamble, True Love and Never Again.
- Players can vote for a rematch twice at the end of a Casual duel.
Binding Vows
- Revealing One’s Hand:
- Overtime:
- Enchain:
- Taking a Gamble:
- True Love:
- Never Again:
Ranked
The Elo-based queue: no Binding Vows, a 5-second countdown and matchmaking limited to opponents with a similar Elo.
- The match starts after a 5-second countdown and no Binding Vow options are shown.
- You start with 0 Elo points, gain Elo after each win and lose Elo after each loss; Elo can never fall below zero.
- Leaving a match causes a heavy Elo loss.
- You cannot be matched against an opponent whose Elo differs from yours by 50 or more.
- The Elo gained or lost per match depends on the Elo difference between the players and ranges from 1 to 10.
- A Highest Elo leaderboard sits on the right side of the Duels menu.
- Winning a Ranked game grants nothing by itself; only the kills made along the way give their own reward (5$ each).

Custom Servers

Private servers hosted publicly by their owners, used to show off builds and movesets or to run tournaments.

To join: choose “Custom Server”, refresh the list or type a server title, then press the server you want. Typing a region abbreviation such as “EU” shows only servers from that region.
To host: choose “Custom Server”, select “Create A Server”, type a server title and press “Create”.
You are teleported to your own server, which has the private server commands, and any player can join it.
The “Server Name” and “Server Icon” settings change how the server appears in the servers list.
Two achievements relate to it: “Your own story!” (create a custom server) and “Popular” (have 20 different players join your custom server).

Roulette

Fast minigames chosen by player vote in a shared lobby; you pick a server region, vote for one of four minigames and earn points that turn into cash.

Selecting Roulette opens a tab with several server regions; you then enter a voting lobby where you vote by stepping on the pressure plate of one of four minigames.
Each option shows its vote count, but a vote only raises the chance of that minigame being picked; the winner is announced at the top of the screen with a short description.
You can choose to AFK in the lobby. Players who lose all their lives return to the lobby, where they can AFK or spectate as a crow that flies and screams with M1.
The wiki says there are currently 10 minigames, but its table lists 9 (SWP, SRC, FTT, FSD, EOJ, PFT, AMS, PSR, SSP). They are split into Large maps and Small maps.
After each minigame a score screen summarizes your performance and rewards through a points system, and the Victory Flash of the player with the most points plays before everyone returns to the voting lobby.
The cash reward is based on points and capped at 50$ per round. Kills are not paid as in public servers, but they do add points in several minigames.
Point sources: SWP, SRC, FTT and SSP give more points per kill; FSD scores damage dealt; EOJ scores kills for Sorcerers and kills plus damage for Curses; PFT scores time spent near the tagger (and tagger kills); AMS scores kills and accuracy; the minigame abbreviated PFC in the rewards table gives 1 point per second survived.

Brain Swap (SWP)
Large map
Everyone gets randomized movesets for both base and Awakening, with reduced damage and cooldowns; every death reshuffles them and the goal is to get the most kills.
- The movesets come from the game’s move pool, excluding abilities like Rika, Spike Wrath, Head Splitter and all domain expansions.
Sorcery Clash (SRC)
Large map
A team deathmatch between “Sorcerers” and “Curses” where each player has one life; it ends when a team loses all its players or the timer runs out.
First to Twelve (FTT)
Large map
Players fight with randomized base movesets, increased damage, reduced cooldowns and infinite lives, with no Awakenings, regeneration or burst; the first to 12 kills wins.
- Each new kill count gives a different random base moveset, so two players with the same number of kills share the same moveset. At 11 kills the only move is Head Splitter.
Final Showdown (FSD)
Large map
A juggernaut mode: one random player becomes Strongest Of History (health scales with the number of active players) and the rest, on the “Sorcerers” team, must kill him.
- Sorcerers get 3 lives each and can see the boss’s health and Awakening progress; the boss has only one life. Neither side can regenerate health.
- The game ends when the boss drains all the Sorcerers’ lives, when the players kill the boss, or when the six-minute timer runs out, which counts as a boss win.
- Winning as Strongest Of History also gives a special Victory Flash and unlocks the achievement “The strongest of history”.
End of Journey (EOJ)
Large map
A wave-based survival: Sorcerers have one life and Transfigured Humans spawn in waves; every Sorcerer who dies becomes a Transfigured Human.
- A dead Sorcerer respawns as a Transfigured Human with 20 HP, no front dash and infinite lives; dying again gives a different moveset, size and color, but always Locust Guy’s M1s.
- Sorcerers win by surviving until the timer ends; Curses win by turning every Sorcerer to their side before it ends. Parkour is disabled.
Perfection Tag (PFT)
Small map
A tag game where one “Perfection” player hunts defenseless Sorcerers who have combat disabled, faster running speed and 1 HP.
- The Perfection player has a moveset of a slightly faster Idle Transfiguration with no cooldown. Each death extends the timer by 30 seconds, up to a cap of 3 minutes.
American Shenanigans (AMS)
Large map
Everyone is on the same team with friendly fire and one life, and gets an undroppable gun with infinite ammo to shoot crows that spawn during the match and earn progress points.
- Crow types: Jackpot (large HP pool), Transfigured (spawns multiple curse NPCs), Overheating beak and feet (explodes immediately after being hit) and Smoke (flies to the player with the highest score before exploding).
- At 40 progress points a player obtains the “God Gun”, a gun with a much higher fire rate that can bypass friendly fire.
Prison Realm (PSR)
Small map
Everyone is forced into the domain clash state: movesets are overridden, you get double side dashes and weaker melee attacks, and the last player standing wins.
- The Prison Realm appears over one player’s head with a 15-second timer, giving faster walk speed and the ability to pass the cursed object to whoever they hit. When the timer ends it seals and kills the last player it tagged, then moves to another player.
Soul Swap (SSP)
Large map
On spawn you are offered 3 random movesets of Common, Rare or Legendary rarity; each death reshuffles them and the goal is to get the most kills.
- The chosen moveset also decides which character you play, depending on its mechanics, and some movesets are fully custom-made with the Skill Builder.

Creator Clash

A mode built around the Workshop: every player can fight on a special map with custom movesets uploaded by the community.

The Workshop is the main tool for loading movesets in Creator Clash.
Many limits on visual effects and abilities were added in response to broken movesets such as the infamous Wonder Of U moveset.
Private servers have a “Creator Clash Changes” moderation setting that applies the mode’s balance measures (disabling overbearing visuals, one-shot hitboxes, etc.).

Public Servers

The standard base game: you are teleported to a random server with the Shinjuku-inspired map, where items spawn every ten minutes.

It is where players spawn in when they join the game.
Items spawn at certain spots of the map every ten minutes.
Killing another player here grants 5$, Kogane points are only earned here, and daily and weekly quests can only be completed in public servers.

Private server commands

Private servers are free to buy; the owner gets a “+” icon on the top bar that opens a menu of commands split into four sections: Server, Moderation, Preset and Players.

Server

Command	Default	What it does
Destruction Respawns	—	Toggles the automatic world reload; when off, destructible blocks do not respawn after being destroyed.
Destruction	—	Toggles world destruction; when off, none of the destructible blocks can be destroyed.
Overpowered	—	Adds the Overpowered characters to the character selection menu; a player using one when joining a server with this off is switched to Honored One.
Friendly Fire	—	Toggles whether teammates can hit each other.
Team Icons	—	Toggles the visibility of team icons above players’ heads.
Item Delivery	—	Toggles whether players can order items.
Gravity	196.2	Changes the world’s gravity.
Debree Fidelity	2	Changes the size of debris, in studs.
Knockback Multiplier	1	Multiplies all knockback velocity by a value.
Damage Multiplier	1	Multiplies all damage by a value.
Walk Speed	16	Changes how fast all players walk.
Jump Power	40	Changes how high all players can jump.
Server Name	—	Changes the server’s name on the custom server list.
Server Icon	—	Changes the server’s icon on the custom server list.
Tick Speed	20	Changes the tick speed of Logic Blocks.
Spawn Dummy	—	Spawns a normal dummy.
Spawn Attacking Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy that punches using Vessel’s M1s.
Spawn Low HP Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy with 1 max HP.
Spawn Immortal Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy with nearly infinite HP (the wiki puts it at roughly 9 billion max health).
Spawn Bullet Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy that shoots Restless Gambler’s Reserve Balls.
Spawn Blocking Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy that holds block.
Spawn Counter Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy that counters using Vessel’s Manji Kick.
Spawn Evasive Dummy	—	Spawns a dummy that uses its evasive dash whenever available, with an evasion bar visible to everyone that starts full.
Clear All Dummies	—	Removes all dummies from the map; the normal dummy still respawns at its usual spot.

Moderation

Command	Default	What it does
Lock Server	—	Prevents all players from joining while on.
Whitelist Voice Chat	—	Prevents players who have Voice Chat disabled from joining while on.
Roulette Changes	—	Applies Roulette’s balance measures to your server (disabling Absolute, Unrestricted Density, Frame Freeze and similar).
Creator Clash Changes	—	Applies Creator Clash’s balance measures to your server (disabling overbearing visuals, one-shot hitboxes, etc.).
Damage per Second	—	Sets a per-second damage cap (DPS): damage above the set value within that second is nullified.
Votekick	—	Lets players vote to kick other players.
Voteban	—	Lets players vote to ban other players.
Killfeed	—	Shows a feed at the bottom right of the screen with who killed whom; only players trigger it, NPCs never make the feed say anything.

Preset

Command	Default	What it does
Workshop (Preset section)	—	Opens the Workshop tab to load community-made builds or characters into your server; those builds cannot be saved with the Build Tools.

Players

Command	Default	What it does
Apply To New Users	—	Only available when “All Players” is selected: automatically applies the other settings to new players, even ones who just respawned, without toggling the setting off and on.
PS+ Menu	—	Grants the private server “+” commands to the selected player.
Flight	—	Gives the selected player the power to fly.
Free Build	—	Grants build tools to the selected player.
Workshop Access	—	Grants access to the Workshop by adding its icon to the top bar.
Kick	—	Kicks the selected player from the server.
Reset	—	Resets all of the selected player’s cooldowns.
No Cooldowns	—	Removes the selected player’s cooldowns from all moves.
Infinite Awakening	—	Keeps the selected player’s Awakening Bar filled, even during the awakened state.
Heal	—	Restores the selected player’s health to full.
Kill	—	Sets the selected player’s health to 0.
Respawn	—	Resets the selected player.
Bring	—	Brings the selected player to you.
Go	—	Takes you to the selected player.
No Stun	—	The selected player can use moves without restrictions and spam the same move, including M1s (except domain expansions if the player is already in a domain).
Respawns	—	When off, the selected player will not respawn.
Kick on Death	—	If the selected player dies, they are automatically kicked from the server.
Skills	—	When off, takes away the selected player’s ability to use moves and dashes.
Melee	—	When off, takes away the selected player’s ability to M1.
Parkour	—	When off, takes away the selected player’s ability to parkour.
Evade	—	When off, takes away the selected player’s ability to use the evasive.
Awakening	—	When off, takes away the selected player’s ability to awaken.

Gamepasses

Gamepass	Price	What it gives
Early Access	300 R$	Lets you use the in-development movesets of unreleased characters, including every future one.
Custom Kill Sound	100 R$	Unlocks 2 audio settings where you enter the ID of the sound that plays when you die and the one that plays when you kill a player.
More Emote Slots	150 R$	Adds 4 more slots to the emote wheel, for a total of 8 emote slots.
Awakening Outfits	100 R$	Lets you switch to a saved Roblox outfit (from the Roblox Avatar Customizer) whenever you activate your Awakening.
+1 Emote Page	175 R$	Adds an extra page to the emote wheel, switched with the arrows in the middle of the wheel, plus a search bar to use unequipped emotes without opening the inventory.
More Build Saves	125 R$	Adds 3 extra save slots for your builds in Build Mode, for a total of 6.

The six gamepasses cost 950 Robux in total (without regional pricing), can be bought or gifted from the Shop or bought directly from the Roblox page, and only Early Access affects battles.

Kogane and its Shenanigans

Kogane is a feature added in update 1.83 and available to every player. It is a companion you open from the emote slot next to the right of the emote wheel; its wheel gives access to emotes, petting for a daily cash reward, a server leaderboard, a points-based Shenanigans menu and a fight-only music Playlist.

Shenanigan	Points	Effect	Added
Transfer	5	Drops 5 points on the ground.	V1.84
Revenge	50	After dying, you respawn at the place where you last died.	V1.83
Void Strider	25	Saves you from the void.	V1.84
Steed	50	Summons the horse (in-game description: “The horse is here”).	V1.84
Liquidation	100	Delivers items to you (1x Players).	V1.84
Nightmare	100	Forces the sun to go down.	V1.84
Sunrise	100	Forces the sun to rise.	V1.84
Overproduction	100	Delivers the closest item (0.5x Players).	V1.84

Frequently asked questions

Is there a ranked mode in Jujutsu Shenanigans?

The Elo-based queue: no Binding Vows, a 5-second countdown and matchmaking limited to opponents with a similar Elo.

Are private servers free in Jujutsu Shenanigans?

Private servers are free to buy; the owner gets a “+” icon on the top bar that opens a menu of commands split into four sections: Server, Moderation, Preset and Players.

Which gamepasses does Jujutsu Shenanigans have?

Early Access (300 Robux), Custom Kill Sound (100 Robux), More Emote Slots (150 Robux), Awakening Outfits (100 Robux), +1 Emote Page (175 Robux), More Build Saves (125 Robux). The six gamepasses cost 950 Robux in total (without regional pricing), can be bought or gifted from the Shop or bought directly from the Roblox page, and only Early Access affects battles.

Data taken from the Jujutsu Shenanigans Wiki (CC BY-SA), organized with AI assistance; nothing here is tested in the game; wiki read on 2026-10-24.

Join a Friend

Duels

Casual

Ranked

Custom Servers

Roulette

Brain Swap (SWP)

Sorcery Clash (SRC)

First to Twelve (FTT)

Final Showdown (FSD)

End of Journey (EOJ)

Perfection Tag (PFT)

American Shenanigans (AMS)

Prison Realm (PSR)

Soul Swap (SSP)